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General Description
Youth is not only a passion for Alex Mahé;
it is a vocation! With his trusty guitars and Description of Service
kazoos, he travels cross-country to share his
Alex Mahé presents songs for French, French
adventures with young children. Indeed, for
Immersion and Basic French schools. His
nearly thirty years, this exuberant performer
performances overflow with bouyancy
has devoted his life to educate while
and warmth that create spontaneous
entertaining children: outstanding teacher;
Contact and Other singer-songwriter, children’s artist who has
interactions with the pupils - a natural result
of an energetic and mesmerizing animation!
garnered several awards (six time nominee for
Information outstanding children’s album by Prairie Music,
Accompanied by guitars, kazoos and colorful
hats, Alex shares original and traditional
Alberta Music, Children’s Music Web Awards;
songs, full of «joie de vivre». He knows from
Target audience: Kindergarten to Grade 5 recipient of the Parents’ Choice, iParenting
the get-go how to capture the interest of
Availability: Spring 2018 Media and Grant MacEwan Distinguished
his young audiences with a fun and lively
Alumni Award, to name a few); co-producer
Number of participants: 300 students language, always adapted to their level.
and TV show host of “Alex Mahé’s Goodtime
Cost: $800 + travel cost Train”. Alex’s presentation is entertaining, dynamic
Duration: 60 minutes and shows us this fun and warm French
Media kit: Available on the website In 2014, “Réveillons les bonnes chansons” language deserves to be celebrated!
Equipment required: 3 chairs, 1 table was nominated by the Canadian Folk Music
Awards and again by the Western Canadian
Music Awards for both outstanding children’s
Alex Mahé album and francophone album of the year
Telephone: 780-460-9528 2015. Alex is currently recording his 7th
Fax: 780-460-9528 children CD.
Email: alex@alexmahe.com
Website: www.alexmahe.com
This professional artist has ten CDs and four ♪ Beautiful, magical Christmas decor. Target audience: Kindergarten to Grade 5
DVDs to his credit and performs over 100 Availability: November and December
shows a year. ♪ Traditional and original songs.
Number of participants: 400 students
Cost: $800
Art Richard has performed at renowned
festivals such as the New Orleans Jazz Festival Duration: 60 minutes
and the International Festival in Lafayette, Study guide: Yes
Louisiana. Art invites the participants on Media kit: Yes
stage to play traditional instruments and to Video: Yes
perform interactive dances with him while
Equipment required: Stage if possible
the audience follows along. This multi-
instrumentalist plays Cajun style accordion,
mandolin, and guitar, and will leave you Art Richard
wanting to play along. His shows are Telephone: 506-382-5092
entertaining, educational, and interactive.
Fax: 506-382-5205
Email: artricha@rogers.com
Website: www.ArtRichard.com
Emmanuel Perez
Telephone: 204-477-0107
Email: direction@funenfrancais.ca
Website: www.funenfrancais.ca/cuisiner-en-
francais/
The CCFM
Telephone: 204-233-8972
Fax: 204-233-3324
Email: programmation@ccfm.mb.ca
Website: www.ccfm.mb.ca
Leanne Foley
Telephone: 204-945-5102
Fax: 204-945-5925
Email: lfoley@artscouncil.mb.ca
Website: www.artscouncil.mb.ca
Shows offered:
Édouard LaBonté • Chantons avec Édouard (K to 3)
Telephone: 450-227-8382 • En compagnie d’Édouard (4 to 6)
Email: info@edmicha.com • Réflexion (7 to 9)
Website: www.edmicha.com Note: Shows can be adapted for multilevel
as well.
Contact and Other With more than 640 acres of forest including Grades 2 and 3
lakes and wetlands, its trails and floating In fall: Students see how plants and animals
Information walkways enable visitors to discover aspects typical of the prairies grow and transform.
of the flora and fauna found there, while In spring: Students get the opportunity to
Target audience: Kindergarten to Grade 12 its interpretive centre gives visitors the explore the flora and fauna of our wetlands.
opportunity to satisfy their curiosity and test
Availability: Upon request their senses. De la boue à la bouche (From Farm to Fork):
Number of participants: 15 to 60 students, Students explore the greenhouse and organic
according to selected program garden on our farm. They get to dig in the earth
Cost: $5.00 – $5.25 per student for worms and see our farm animals up-close!
Réchappez aux changements climatiques
Duration: 1½ to 2 hours They leave with a new respect for farming,
(Weathering the Climate):
soil, and the importance of making sustainable
Gives students an appreciation of weather
choices.
Minna Goulet conditions and climate and informs them about
1961 McCreary Road how the climate is changing.
Grades 4 to 12
Winnipeg MB R3P 2K9 L’adaptation avant tout (Adapt or Die):
Prédateur et proie (Predator and Prey):
Telephone: 204-989-8355 ext. 207 Teaches students the means by which plants
An exciting survival game, in which the objective
and animals adapt to their habitat.
Fax: 204-895-4700 is to find water and food, evade predators, and
Email: education@fortwhyte.org survive in spite of the elements.
Peuples des prairies (People of the Prairies):
Website: www.fortwhyte.org Explores the lives of the Aboriginal peoples,
pioneers and Métis who lived on the prairies
and how they have influenced our culture.
Pascal Boutroy
Telephone: 204-949-9355
Fax: 204-957-5437
Email: execdirector@freezeframeonline.org
Website: www.freezeframeonline.org
Gérald Laroche
Telephone: 204-231-0907
Fax: 204-231-0907
Email: info@geraldlaroche.com
Website: www.geraldlaroche.com
The group has just launched Après la grande Target audience: Kindergarten to Grade 12
guerre, its most recent CD; it is on sale Availability: To be arranged
in Francophone bookstores as well as at Number of participants: Unlimited
www.APCM.ca. Cost: $1200 + GST
Since 2003, Kraink has received three Duration: 60 minutes
nominations at the Western Canadian Music Media kit: See the Press section on the
Awards and has toured throughout Canada. website
Their repertoire consists entirely of original Video: See excerpts on the website
French songs.
Eric Gosselin
Telephone: 204-417-6321
Email: eric@kraink.com
Website: www.kraink.com
Alain Boileau
Telephone: 778-484-7545
Fax: 778-484-7545
Email: alain@legendfactory.ca
Website: www.legendfactory.ca
Eric Gosselin
Telephone: 204-417-6321
Email: info@lesSurveillantes.com
Website: www.lesSurveillantes.com
Lulu Martin
Telephone: 204-343-2358
Email: lulumusique@mts.net
Website: www.lulumusique.com
Lionel Piché
Telephone: 204-253-0791
Fax: 204-257-9631
Email: lionelpiche@shaw.ca
Website: www.magomago.ca
Her works are taught in schools and appear in The storytelling tour... Stories that come alive
Contact and Other
both Francophone and Anglophone curricula. through imagination and play: Information
Consisting of fifteen books, her work has been • a tour relating the stories hidden in the
translated into 14 languages and is known house of the heroine of the book Street
worldwide. Target audience: Grades 4 to 12
of Riches (Rue Deschambault), a little girl
from French Manitoba who achieved her Availability: All year long
The house where she was born, located dream of writing; Cost: $5 per student
on “rue Deschambault,” was a source of • games to get to know the storyteller and Duration: 60 to 90 minutes
inspiration for her novel bearing the same her house. (depending on the number of students)
name and has now been transformed into a
museum, welcoming more than 2,500 visitors The historic tour... The life of a French-
yearly, from all over the world. Canadian family at the turn of the 20th Maison Gabrielle-Roy
century: Telephone: 204-231-3853
Come visit and marvel in discovering the
• a detailed tour of the house allowing you Fax: 204-231-3910
house where Gabrielle Roy lived, dreamed,
to get to know Léon and Mélina Roy’s Email: info@maisongabrielleroy.mb.ca
and drew much of the inspiration underlying
family and the Saint-Boniface lifestyle in
her novels. Website: www.maisongabrielleroy.mb.ca
the early 1900s;
• activities touching on the Social Studies
and oral communication curricula
(ex.: western colonization, change over
time, the art of storytelling).
Marc Tardif
Telephone: 418-563-6498
Fax: 418-650-4527
Email: marc@tardif.com
Website: www.MarcTardiflemagicien.com
Aline Fréchette
Telephone: 204-789-1762 ou 204-789-1290
Email: Schoolprograms@wag.ca or education@wag.ca
Website: http://wag.ca/learn/schools/book-a-tour
Visitors can hop aboard the authentic 1952 We offer a variety of hands-on Manitoba
diesel locomotive, explore the five-storey curriculum linked educational programs to Contact and Other
encourage students to use their creativity,
tall Lasagna Lookout, test their perceptions
imagination, and critical thinking skills. Information
in the giant Illusion Tunnel, perform water
experiments in the Splash Lab, and much We also design programs to accompany
more. temporary exhibits and special events. Target audience:
• Preschool and Kindergarten - Monday to
All of our educational programs are available Friday from September to June
A toddler-exclusive space, Tot Spot serves for students in Français, French Immersion,
the needs of the Museum’s smallest visitors. • Grades 1 to 5 - Tuesday to Friday from
and English schools! If you prefer to explore
September to April and Monday to Friday
and discover at your own pace the Children’s
During the holiday season, take a stroll during the months of May and June
Museum offers self-guided explorations.
through the land of fairytales in Eaton’s Number of participants: 30 students per session
Fairytale Vignettes. (minimum of 10 students to receive group rates)
Cost:
All that PLUS public programs, workshops • $4.50 per student for a self-guided tour
& special events! • $4.75 per student for a school program
(includes exploration time)
• Adult supervisors are admitted free of charge
Duration: 30-45 minutes per program plus an
Erin McIntyre additional 30-60 minutes encouraged for galleries
Telephone: 204-924-4003 exploration time
Fax: 204-956-2122 Media kit: The guide is available on our website
Email: emcintyre@childrensmuseum.com or call 204-924-4004 to ask for a brochure to be
Website: www.childrensmuseum.com sent to your school
Fiona Sime
Telephone: 204-988-0626
Fax: 204-942-3679
Email: programs@manitobamuseum.ca
Website: www.manitobamuseum.ca
Robert Freynet
Telephone (work): 204-422-8508
Email: rfreynet@gmail.com
Website: www.robertfreynet.com
Robert Malo
Telephone: 204-795-6175
Fax: 204-772-8013
Email: robmalo@ti-bert.com
Website: tibertvoyage.com and tibertlevoyageur.com
Eligibility:
Sarah Cisaroski • a private individual with the written endorsement of any eligible
Manitoba Education and Training group or organization able to demonstrate a history of involvement
in arts-related events, education, or programs.
Email: sarah.cisaroski@gov.mb.ca
Telephone: 204-945-5397
Website: http://www.gov.mb.ca/cyo/
youth/leadership/asaep.fr.html